Link layering and next steps: what's the move?

When exactly do the moderators intend to stop tolerating the blatant lies being peddled by certain users here?
For instance, look at this:

And then there are the supposed issues in Sweden—to borrow a phrase from those surrealists who love a good war story—here is a link to a national radio station in the Kingdom of Sweden:
http://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel...rtikel=6243836
One of the participants is an "assimilated" immigrant...

Or consider this:

As usual, you're right. Actually, let me correct myself: it isn't just one person, but ALL the participants are immigrants. By the way, names are never released in Swedish media, so maybe try a little Google searching.
An American news link: https://www.rt.com/news/313840-stock...grants-suburb/
And yes, thanks again for catching my mistake!

P.S. In Brooklyn, 25% of the residents were born outside of Sweden, and roughly 67% are immigrants or their descendants. Interesting, isn't it?

None of these links actually support what the user is claiming. Despite my insistence on seeing a credible source for these assertions, they have provided absolutely nothing.
This isn't an isolated incident. We see users posting links all the time with claims that simply aren't written in the source material.

How long is this kind of behavior going to be tolerated?

And before the moderators ask: yes, I've already reported it.

Matthew Young35 said:How much longer do the moderators plan to tolerate the blatant lies being spread by certain users?
Like this, for example:

I suppose I should have expected this. It’s all rather predictable, isn't it? Just more of the same.
Trouble in Sweden, as the surrealists might say. Here's the link to the national radio station for the Kingdom of Sweden:
The recent reports regarding the situation in Brooklyn are quite telling. It seems the social dynamics there are shifting in ways that many find difficult to reconcile. One can only watch and wonder how this will settle.
One of the participants is an "assimilated" immigrant...

Or this:

I suppose I should have expected this. A predictable outcome, really. Typical.
As usual, you’re right. To be more precise, it isn't just one person—every single participant is an immigrant. By the way, names are rarely released in the Swedish media, so maybe do a little digging on Google.
Russian link: The recent news about stock grants being used to secure suburban housing is quite telling. It seems the gap between corporate compensation and actual cost of living is widening faster than expected.
And yes, thanks again for catching that mistake.

Interesting fact: about 25% of the people in Brooklyn were born abroad, and if you count immigrants and their descendants, that number jumps to roughly 67%. Interesting.

None of those links actually support what he’s claiming. Even after I pressed him for a source, he couldn't provide a single shred of evidence to back up his story.
It’s not exactly news. People here love dropping links and claiming they prove a point, even when the content says something else entirely.

How long can this kind of behavior actually be tolerated?

Before the moderators step in, I'll just say this. Reported.

We did, in fact, respond.

My apologies, I didn't realize it was boxed up.

I checked before this thread even went live, and there wasn't any cardboard to be seen.
Maybe it’s just an issue with my browser or some cached data.

Matthew Young35 said:My apologies, I didn't realize it was cardboard.

I checked before this thread opened, and there wasn't any cardboard.
Perhaps it’s just my browser or a caching issue.

It's fine. We were just a bit slow to address the reports because the volume was massive.

Send the key.

Sure thing.